Lecture presentations: 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m.Poster presentations: 12:30-2 p.m.We are excited to welcome guest speaker Jill Glausier, Ph.D., assistant professor, University of Pittsburgh Department of Psychiatry, who will present, "Brain Batteries and Broken Connections: Insights into the Schizophrenia Disease Process"

Lunch will be provided.

Agenda

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Attendees: Early career faculty, residents, fellows, clinicians, and scientists engaged in addiction-related research

Purpose

This monthly office hours meeting began in 2023 to provide a supportive forum for early career investigators working in addiction prevention and treatment to seek mentorship and practical guidance on research design, clinical implementation, policy translation, and funding opportunities.

Discussion Focus Areas

Clinical Research Design: Participants discuss strategies for designing feasible and ethically sound clinical studies that address real-world treatment and prevention challenges. Emphasis is placed on integrating patient-centered outcomes and leveraging community partnerships.Policy and Practice Integration: Faculty mentors provide insight into translating scientific findings into actionable policy recommendations, including ways to engage stakeholders and communicate evidence effectively.Funding Opportunities: Attendees review current NIH and foundation funding mechanisms for clinician-scientists, including early career awards, pilot grants, and training mechanisms. The group shares tips on proposal framing, interdisciplinary collaboration, and aligning projects with funding priorities.Networking and Mentorship: The group highlights the value of continued peer connection, cross-disciplinary dialogue, and access to experienced mentors in addiction medicine and behavioral science.

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Facilitators: Ellen Eaton, Emma Kay

Attendees: Early career faculty, residents, fellows, clinicians, and scientists engaged in addiction-related research

Purpose

This monthly office hours meeting began in 2023 to provide a supportive forum for early career investigators working in addiction prevention and treatment to seek mentorship and practical guidance on research design, clinical implementation, policy translation, and funding opportunities.

Discussion Focus Areas

Clinical Research Design: Participants discuss strategies for designing feasible and ethically sound clinical studies that address real-world treatment and prevention challenges. Emphasis is placed on integrating patient-centered outcomes and leveraging community partnerships.Policy and Practice Integration: Faculty mentors provide insight into translating scientific findings into actionable policy recommendations, including ways to engage stakeholders and communicate evidence effectively.Funding Opportunities: Attendees review current NIH and foundation funding mechanisms for clinician-scientists, including early career awards, pilot grants, and training mechanisms. The group shares tips on proposal framing, interdisciplinary collaboration, and aligning projects with funding priorities.Networking and Mentorship: The group highlights the value of continued peer connection, cross-disciplinary dialogue, and access to experienced mentors in addiction medicine and behavioral science.

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